Opinion
Which Way, Bitcoiner? On Purism vs Impact and Size vs Irrelevance
Purists always accuse the successful of ”selling out.” But success means mainstreaming, and we need Bitcoiners at every level of the orange-pilling funnel.
American Eagle Sells Jeans — Bitcoin Sells Freedom
American Eagle’s ad with Sydney Sweeney caused a stir — but Bitcoin’s digital "genes" offer real value and none of the controversy.
Prime Trust Bankruptcy: What it Means for Bitcoin Custody and Investors
The result of Prime Trust’s bankruptcy case reveals flaws in America’s restructuring system — and serves as a reminder of why bitcoin matters.
Pooling in OP-CAT’s World
BM Big Read: If Bitcoin wants to become more than a store of value, it can’t rely on just five mining pools; opening the door to even-handed satsflow to miners is critical.
Laos and Bitcoin: The Big Struggles of a Small Nation
Laos, a landlocked country in Southeast Asia, suffers immense corruption and oppressive censorship. Freedom tech like Nostr and Bitcoin offer ways around it.
Bitcoin and the Next Wave of Institutional Capital
BM Big Read: Adoption, valuation, and the lay of the financial land in bitcoin and institutional capital.
Bitcoin Mining in Space
Bitcoin mining’s space race is to put a miner in space and on the moon. The idea is crazy, but Nick Moran of Intercosmic Energy thinks it has merits.
Bitcoin Is a Commodity: Why Congress Must Fix Bitcoin Taxes
Bitcoin is the only commodity for which miners are taxed by the IRS both when they mine bitcoin and when they sell bitcoin.
How CoinJoin Anonymity Can Be Undermined Using Clustering
BM Big Read: CoinJoins, Bitcoin's most established anonymity feature, leaks more information than people think.
Bitcoin Treasury Companies Are Bubbles
BM Big Read: You are the yield that the bitcoin treasury companies are chasing. Their earnings stem not from revenue but from new investors.
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